breanain
06-28-07, 01:25 PM
I recently bought a used bike and am looking to fix a couple things that are wrong with it.
One thing is that in some places -- especially the chainstay and on the underside of where the bottom bracket goes [from the chain slipping off the smallest front gear, I think] -- the paint is worn down to the aluminum frame.
I want to at least prevent the paint from peeling further, dirt getting in, or huge gashes being made to the frame, since it's a pretty nice frame I think.
Any recommendations? I was thinking about these:
http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/FR409Y07-Lizard+Skins+Frame+Patch+Kit.aspx
http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/CH309Z09-Lizard+Skins+Chainstay+Protector+Clear+S.aspx
How are they? Jenson's is a good place to order from, right? (Can't find them at the local shop.)
Anything else I should consider - product or alternative or whether I should even bother?
Thanks in advance.
One thing is that in some places -- especially the chainstay and on the underside of where the bottom bracket goes [from the chain slipping off the smallest front gear, I think] -- the paint is worn down to the aluminum frame.
I want to at least prevent the paint from peeling further, dirt getting in, or huge gashes being made to the frame, since it's a pretty nice frame I think.
Any recommendations? I was thinking about these:
http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/FR409Y07-Lizard+Skins+Frame+Patch+Kit.aspx
http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/CH309Z09-Lizard+Skins+Chainstay+Protector+Clear+S.aspx
How are they? Jenson's is a good place to order from, right? (Can't find them at the local shop.)
Anything else I should consider - product or alternative or whether I should even bother?
Thanks in advance.
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